-- リブコ・オーストラリア(ASX:RIV)は、セレクト・ハーベスト(ASX:SHV)の完全子会社であるキンダリン・パークと、約1,170万豪ドル相当の5年間の水利権リース契約を締結し、長期的な水利権確保体制を強化した。これは、水曜日にオーストラリア証券取引所に提出された書類で明らかになった。 この契約は複数の水利権区域を対象とし、7月1日に発効する予定である。 同社は、この長期契約によりリースポートフォリオが拡大し、契約済み収益基盤が強化されると見込んでおり、契約締結後、7月1日時点でポートフォリオの約82%(金額ベース)がリース契約となる見込みだと、書類には記されている。 リブコ・オーストラリアの株価は、水曜日の取引で約2%上昇し、セレクト・ハーベストの株価も1%上昇した。
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